GANYE — In a show of political strength that has left both supporters and opponents in awe, the All Progressives Congress (APC) today staged a rally in Ganye that will be remembered as one of the most formidable in the constituency’s history. The grand mobilisation comes ahead of the August 16 Ganye Local Government Constituency State House of Assembly bye-election, and coincides with preparations for the commissioning of the strategic LCCN Junction–Former Welcome to Ganye Road via Yebbi, connecting Jada Local Government.
From Buwangal Junction to Gangwari Square, the sight was nothing short of intimidating — an unbroken convoy of trucks brimming with supporters, their energy electrifying the very air. The roads were packed shoulder-to-shoulder with determined marchers waving APC flags, hoisting placards, and proudly displaying posters of the party’s torchbearer, Hon. Miss Musa Jauro. The visual statement was clear: the APC is not just participating in this election; it is poised to dominate it.
Old and young, women and children, flooded the streets — many rushing from their homes just to witness the unprecedented spectacle. Drums, chants, and spontaneous songs of solidarity filled the air, each beat and lyric echoing the APC’s message of progress, unity, and leadership. The atmosphere was charged, pulsating with anticipation for the arrival of party dignitaries expected to officially flag off the road project — a development milestone set to transform the region’s connectivity and economy.
This rally was not just a campaign event; it was a political statement — a declaration that Ganye stands firmly behind the APC and its vision. With the sheer scale of mobilisation, the passion of the crowd, and the promise of infrastructural renewal, one thing is certain: the opposition has been put on notice.
APC in Ganye is not knocking at the door of victory — it has already broken it down.
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